Hideki Matsuyama, who tied Japan's best major championship performance by a PGA tour player Sunday with a second-place finish at the U.S. Open, said he is satisfied for now but will no longer settle for second best.While giving credit to American first-time major winner Brooks Koepka, Matsuyama said his 12-under, four-round score could have been good enough to win and gives him the confidence to consider the possibility of making history at the upcoming British Open."What can I say? Koepka played well," said Matsuyama after completing the second of the year's four majors four shots off the …READ FULL ARTICLE
